New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
Netu!91ork DAILY Gribmars.
FOUNDED By HORACE r e E z.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER A, 1887.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-A score of meetings of the National
League held in Ireland on Sunday despite the
police. - Spanish troops have been eOncen-
trated at Cadiz and Malaga in readiness to invade
Morocco should anarchy result from the Sultans
death - King MalietOa has been exiled by the
Germans from the Samoan Islands 60 Slgnor
-Crispi left Friedrichsruhe safter twOdays inter-
view with Prince Bismarck. - Rodriguez Man
so, a bandit, was killed by the Cuban Civil
Guard. - Danger of the Grace contract for the
settlemepr Of the Peruvian debt being defeated by
the Peruvian Congress.
DoMEsTtc-The President and Mrs. Cleveland
received gift Of flowers from kindergarten chill
,dren in ST. Louis the President congratulated the
merchants Of that city on their good opinion OF
themselves - The General Assembly of the
Knights of Labor opened in Minneapolis. -
The distrane hsement of negroes was continued IN
Baltimore their names being stricken by the score
from the regis ration books. - The international
Encampment began in Chicago: foreign officers at
Camp sheridan forsook their tents and sought
shelter in a hotel - The Utah Commission
made its annual report to the Government -
The Crow Indians attacked their agency in Mon
tsra and troops called out. - The barge
Hutchinson was lost in a gale on Lake Erie -
Henry George replied IN Rochester to the criticisms
of Arc hbishop McQuaId.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The New-York Yacht
Club appointed a committee to consult with George
L. SCHUYLER regarding the deed Of gift of the
Americas Cup: testimonials to be given to Genera
Paine and Mr.. Burgess and reception to Mr. Bell.
- +. Asbury Hawkins confessed that he muir
.dered his mother at lsirp he was committed for
the Grand Jury - Mrs Paran Stevens filed
petition for the removal of John l.. Melcher and
Charles G. Stevens as executors Of her husbands
estate, on the ground of acknowledgement. -
The building erected by Cornelius Vanderbilt for
the Railroad Mems Branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association was formally opened With
sspeeches by Mr. Vanderbilt and Chauncey ii.
Depew - meeting Of the prominent men,
bers of tho NewYOrk bar passed resolutions IN
honor of the memory of Aaron j. Vanderpoe. -
District. Attorney MARITIME decided to press the
hearing on sharps motion for stay of proceedings
before Chief Judge Kruger. - The Treasury
Department ordered the money refunded which
was collected from Mrs. Frank Leslie as duty on
goods found in her trunks her recent arrival
from Europe: the offending inspectress dismissed.
- The Metropolitan Museum art schools opened
yesterday in new quarters, Forty -ninth-st and
Third-ave., with seventy five students - The
Receiver of Taxes opened his books yesterday and
gave the / per cent rebate on about $3,oOO.OOO.
- Chickerlng Hall secured for the Con-
vention of Republican Clubs. - DR.. Spear re-
signed from the Brooklyn Presbytery on account
OF failing health - DR.. Charles +. Deems cele-
brated his twenty-frst anniversary as pastor of
Church of the Strangers - Gold value OF the
lsgal.tender silver dollar A12l2 gains'-44 7-l6d
per ounce-7395 cents. Stocks active at
declining figures. closing weak because Of a
pressure of short sales.
THE decentralization for to-day. Gen.
orally fair, possibly preceded by rain. Tempera-
ture yesterday: Highest. ZOE; lowest, SO; av-
erage, $50.